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He died horribly and in great pain.

And three horribly familiar questions emerge.

But in the past decade, something went horribly wrong.

And building a conventional Faraday cage round a naval vessel would be horribly expensive.

The snag, from society’s point of view, is that all these drugs are horribly expensive.

I made it on to the tube, still feeling horribly sick.

The rattle and bang of the frying-pan was grating horribly on my nerves.

It felt like blasphemy. Or at the very least, horribly irreverent.

Clad in nothing but underwear, he was suffering from uncontrollable hiccups and burdened by a horribly swollen stomach.

In both versions, he evades death, kills the strike team almost without thinking - and suddenly, horribly, has his life back.

My parents rowed viciously, horribly night and day and, when he wasn’t yelling at my mother, my father was attacking me.

Mother Nature isn’t causing the suspicious number of aftershocks, either, and it should be obvious to your seismologists and geologists that something is horribly awry.

The Grasshopper only sprang half as high, but he sprang straight into the King's face, and the King declared that was horribly rude.

It was horribly unfair: a public resource-all the fish in the Icelandic sea-was simply turned over to a handful of lucky Icelanders.

Those who suffered horribly but lived to tell the tale naturally get a better hearing than the millions in unmarked graves.

Although few have ever heard of Eta Carinae, if things go wrong-horribly wrong-it could be the final, gasping words spilling from the gnarled lips of the last dying humans on Earth.

Very obviously blitzed in post-production to rush it onto the 3D bandwagon, Tim Burton’s chaotic “reimagining” of the trippy classic capsized horribly pointless battles and gurning star cameos.

Yet if the old dining hall, with its horribly long echo, feels in any way sinister, the unrestored assembly hall is the stuff of a Hammer House of Horror nightmare.